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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-05-12
THE EDITORS DESK.
COMMENTS ON TOPICS THAT ARE
INTERESTING THE PEOPLE.
The Chronicle Expresses Its Opinion on
Passing Public Events and Questions
of Interest Now Before the People.

breaks a thread in the loom, and will lind
cause Beecher.
/ a great thing can be done at all, it
can be done easily. But it is in that kind
of ease with which a tree blossoms after
long years of gathering strength. nj Ruskln.
1t is reported that three of the ladies
kissed bv Senator Sherman on his South
arn tour have since died The supersti-
tious might be inclined to regard this as
an omen that the sherman presidential
boom will also die young.
In ourselves. rather than in material
nature, lie the true source and life of the
good and beautiful. The human soul is
the sun which ditfuses light on every side,
investing creation with its lovely hues,
and calling forth the poetic element that
lies hidden in every existing thing.
Mazzini.
The New York Herald says that in ante
bellum days it was the invarable practice
20 'tAc 'ttlie' t"o i'oi''Ni'o " ~
dent from the South, ana lhihhs II liine
the second highest post in tae Government
bc again opened to this section. 1t there
Tore proposes as the ~ ilociaIic .ichet ~
1888 For President, Grover Cleveland,
Of Nou yorl for Woo President Henry
W Grady, of Georgia.
The South Carolina law MAKES ad'eftls-
ing lotteries punishable by Twelve months
IN jail and 81 600 fine for eacn lnseFtioh'
one-thlrd OF the line goes to the state one
thlrd TO the county ana e-thlro 10 Tue
lhformer. we understand that more tiiah
thirty states out OF thirty-eigh' MAKE
ad9ertiS ng OF lotteries lndlctable. 50
North Carolina instead q beng among the
IS pelleNe II erecting iioiluihent' -
1Ae memory OF pFaAe ana u'stinSu'Siicu
intn whose services give th'ln Claim -
ptrpetuatlon OF their Sood name, out
when 1t Is proposed 10 pullu d motiu'iieu1
- St. Paul We think II Is proposition tiat
ought TO hnd no endorsement or ehcouf-
ageInel t. st. Paul has monument III ne
great multitude or GENTLE pelleNerS-a
monument more enduring than perennial
brass and more beautiful thah farlah
&c 80 co11,horo
J, ,,,-,o.,,,a,. : monmouth
sneet, luil AS AL egg oi iiitiiA, Will iIl'Si
"'i' ''e
- i'i P'o5i oa' ~',''11 =, 80
~ -
rs
"a - :! -
'0--'' u
'n0 !, III.
Congratulate brotiier bonitA ~ 'iiiS '6'''
evidence of his journalistic enterprise
erS III this State. touching the liability Of
merchants for board of their ,'drummers,
VA. decided by Judge Clark at the last
term of Anson court. \ drummer for
Northern house had run up quite large
bill at a Wadesboro hotel. and falling to
,.v IN. landlord attached his case OF
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-05-12

In Il Connecticut town, years ago, Dr.
A w;ts II fine practitioner, rich but
testy man. one day he was seen in hot
haste or temper to rush ba,ehcaded out of
the house and cross the street, then turn
about and hasten toward the house again.
a man called out, doctor, Doctor, what
is the matter. MY wife has got a car
pet! Only carpet in town! Now I've got
to go to Cheshire to spit!"-[ Youths Com
panion
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-05-12
Blue Eyes in Dare County.
lFrom Elizabeth City Economist

From Elizabeth City Economist.l
Judge Avery WAS struck with the al
most universal prevalence of blue eyes
among the people of Dare county, and en-
quired If it We're the influence Of the ocean
atmosphere. DR.. Hawks mentions a his
torical fact confirmatory Of the theory that
Whites colony III 1885 amalgamatcd with
the Indians, that Il tribe of Indians on the
coast near Roanoke Island had a tradition
that their fathers had blue eyes and
spoke out of a book"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-05-12

Chicago mothers now frighten their
naughty children into obedience with the
following warning: ''If you are not good
the Inter State Commerce bill will catch
you"
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-05-12

When everything else fails, DR.. Sage's
Catarrl Remedy cures.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-05-12
A First Rate Tune. .
[From Clinton Caucasian.

Wouldn't Governor Kenan sound well:
The banner old Democracy of Duplin
would march first rate to that tune.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-05-12

after taking off my winter clothing" >"
says Dr. Hammond, of New York, Il
wouldn't appear on the street for while. ="
Not Immediately, we hope, certainly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
~ HONOR or 4. s. SULLIVAN.
REsoLUno BY rnL OHIO SOCIETY.
COMMITTEES TO ATTEND THE ruNEHAL-AcrIoS

COMMITTEES TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL-ACTIoS
Ct TIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
At spscsl eeing of the ohio society at It's rosm',
No. 236 Fiiih-ave.. last evcniag General Ihomas
Ewing. tsc president. the death OF Agernon
r sullivan. OF the pre- ,idcnts and pronounced
touching cul-gy upoI his lie AMI character General
Wager sTayne also paid glowing tribute to the msm-
oFy OF Mr. Sullivan. AMI presumed the fol OWN. from
the Coanitee on Resolutions:
R'srircd, Among those vino have cherished with rs
mere Tue ss OF birthplace and Of cary ss'oeatisn there
- D'eh no S"ecer or braNer sprlt than Agcrnon =
ShVan ono Of our yicapresiienis now removed fro "a
u by death. His Distinguished emnenc.. arising from
MS value 10 tie community a. large, III his public.
I.s,innal and individual relations. ana his
tNcehce In al these. have made his active iHtero It
"S me r't III als society source or strength 70 it.
WINE MS engaging qualities have made him TO us ndi-
OF snch man Is prcconS and these resolutions SHALL he
ehefed oh our records IN nelncrltion Of his worth
Asepy of hr~ shall al'o he sent 10 Mrs sullivan in
'ok'" oil oar sympathy VITA her all cton
Judge Warren Highly. C. c. shayne and Colonel C. ".
Meultos bore testimony to the dead members remark
able talents aud qualities In well chosen words. after
which the resolution was adopted unanimsnsy. The
following members appointed Il committee TO
attend tie funeral:
Reid. william L. s,Iosg and Wager srayne. secre-
Mcbo Li"er Lee Eegori,hE seer. d :onn q
Committee H. t. Burnett. 4. J. C. Foys. GEORGE Follett.
Mention; ana A u. Jnil,rl Warren fIis.y. .ctoms d.
H',s', -ll'r :. buce Carson axe ,har-s .prIs1c'
a. " 'IfsH, II. II. Br<cANdy. l.. H. Armstrong, L. II
Grail G. &. Sh1} NJ aui ii. a. Glaas.ord.
Ihr committee will meet at the society rooms at 9:3O
4 M tomorrow. AMI march - lie church. Tho members
Of the American NumisnaIc and ArchTolo-ical
SOCIETY will attend he funeral in bsly No change
IA hc-H made n HE rc OF The funeral The services
Wi itAe pi's at the Fist IresbyteGian Church a 10
a n. 10 morrow.
Tue members Of the Prolueo Exchange y'sier-
I%} 1e,' meeii's and a9o2iet r'ao 9I.
VAS not q msIuhcr Of tho Exchange, hence su,h
recognition H"S considered enc or exception al
rohit~i and iu remembrance OF the par icUlsr claim
"i he li npop the Exchange because Of nj Will Z
IL I" respond - every rtlts>sei wish II mat ." ~,
d1l o. Mo tiga'i. scholarly aut cOQucnt address ~
a. hS i"e ~ LAYING ne cornerstone OF the new build
he committee O. tWVsib -iNc vii at esd The Iihsr IL
MI sullivan an.i tRaIaeet VI. Deprw are tie only
persons NOT members who have received tho prvile sc'
OF lnc - .ansc JOS vote. Am ths nonsr was toufrfad
III view - usr readiness always to extend fdNoIs to ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
NIGHT PHoroGEIrHY nm u4GNE>IrH

Dr. PIFFAED'S III. CONEEY ~ IOID II TIL I"lb-
UNEH "BUIL, - HE MAGNESIUM M,EkLl.
pr H. G. Pin4rd's new magnesium " fash w h-hi I"i
photosralius at night which recently described ih
Tn 1EEI NJ was discussed and eXp-rimsred WIN .
the eesjius Photographic >ecpnoi tns Americas
Institute held last reht a; the Institutes rooms n
Clinton Hall II was s;I;cl taat the publication q" br-
pAors amateur and professional tl4t 1t vas soon -
possible buy magnesium IN the market uhNl ne"
supplies imported.
De- LhrmaDn iooR a number ~ photographs OF lac "n
dissco last night using various combine ~ nag
lie stun powder and aiisrcnt ign'ng chenir-ls TO NUS
nae Low better light could hs sbtaned by tie u,e o.
chemicals that upliae gun cotton. rAch 0urn, Win
yellow flame aud furnishes oompafatiVey lite Oxygen
added to tho illumination pre- iuccI by magnesium III
ihrmanns assistant uuintesipna!y iIn'tfa''l "iNc'
effects Than he anticipated after pns Of wa hi"h'
tol. Tho A which lie poad-r Wa burned became -
heated a. IN fire the chemical, the operator hen1 over
hem. and nc barely escaped = serious hhr'.
O. @. Mason. the photographer Of Bellevue '-PIt'''
showed "a De-. enisu- ncchtul.s with which. y reV"V
ia. 4 perforated i4-a over small atIll amp no
oIca.d tAc iua-rr-ium chttsr either ti"-'y o.
.r,t advantage iOuAi. over ne Use oI a q 81,
handling enc, The sitter eye fl.'I N"ro
c1pciIu.ut, mi Xl@t,tOss. A. - tl.- ehI'l ca 90
screen . uanbrr col lau-crn sii~'. view" ''h.i"'
IaIk. Havana. In,cfndt.asA yacAt racing H~'"J
g vet I'4sfs-
Ihe meeting was m chars. u II J. Newton. Presii"nt'
John u. Gardn.r. pre,ldcat. aad - O. Mason -ie-
ny q ne section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

CONDITION OF A LIFE INSURANCE COHP1Nf
HARTFORD Dec. tSp,cinb. -lnsurapcs Conmi'sloher
Tyler places the OF the Continental Iie " TINS
eity al 81 235,OO in round numbers and the liabilities
S2O10.000 The investigation has reduced the assets
81 O77oo0 compared with the companys report Jan
nary The real estate weighted with mortgages and
In many cases tho equity the property will not net
adoiiar The shrnkage In the sharps works 1t Bridge
port alone Is $4,000. Policies which have been can
celsd during the year. reducing liabilities 900 will
Asve TO be restored. the company having right 70
aOrogate them Com |ssloaer Tyler Is confident that
tie petition for rsceivership will be granted by The
court The hearing is assigned for SATURDAY before
Judge Carpenter OF the supro Court President Par
Sens has been absen; from the city since Lis
last week criminal prosecution against hin ID not
unlikely 70 result from the investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

put tins Is amy true OF very ,"w ~ wssss
esuny do net believe that TIE nj I1ic VI ase.
tumus. ,hts country Is due to the tarin hShet as
Pau yam supsrisr NAT raj rc'oircc' an " "iyn.r
roms ~. thcrc ere. In consequence ol tesn isns
b. orJsr that psr;iruar branches oi lns"sy u,"y
wage ii mule an, ian OF the Distribution o. a
exsl .yc-Il kin IS OF industries Utder INC ~ .ai
IN tho .iu cmray themselves in that WHICH pay
system ,njcr the artificial system they VIII en- ~
best .,n,h of Industry which can pay an equtl ,r
ever Ioii,ye in diversified industry ssftci"y ~
waSo,r ike ours ant think we can amor" 70 ~
n c'" lounges 10 secure it; In other worms hat ~
ssne .,isn which we get from the steady enploy"
Of !. on aud IN me linPVo'o" '''""
.nc.s the incrcas E" cost. -. -. .r. , manu-
ance tbcr hi. view l. sound or no'. We are ~
,,,,ro rssplc an fullv concur III tne ~ NV sad
fsc ZION that legislation onsht 10 oc nj
re- t.nd 10 restrict the area o. our m
wn'n ~, ,hc necessary reduction In la1Hteh eau
Hn no, only without dSturbiHs tns n, 20 ey.rv
mNt. :, ,dnsiry but with dcclaed hehcht " '''''
tions h,ch mas esi abll shed itself in this COUNTY,
- D,mo,ra,ic politicians the message was re
".I vita every manifestation of delight free ii"''o
,.o,arsd IA Ia good Demscratic doctrine ana '"e
TIN, va, merely following in the PAIN Vi i'i"'0'
.,,c Presidents. Sheriff Grant SAID;
,, tho massage is COED one. 1t Is An anie uo1u ,
., .n1 ,reat, OF the subec OF the tarin i" Viva ~
"a, .prspensivs manner; p.,,.x, voiees the senti-
49, me Democratic party On the SuoJeo' VI ' ~
cn me reduction Of tho growing surplus d, on ahlc
~ Commissioner Croker ne so,nion. and
-. All Democrats can suDscrlOc 70 mo 'P'"
Que a,,.,.nnaii.ns therein expressed -. .,,o,rn
f,nnty County Clerk Giroy Tue fiesi'e an
himself pr.fsnnd thinker and praetcsih narty and
Tie message will add 10 his strength Win 'N0 P''
In, country at large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
READINGS CHANGE OF MANAGERS

PHILADELPHIA. De-. (SpeciaD.-It stated In
railroad circles this afternoon that the Reading Rcor
ganization Trustees, their meeting tomorrow will
make a statement that they have received s12 900 600
for assessments the junior securities and stock
most Of which has been expended. but after paying
commission amounting to S1,000.OQ0 to the Drexe
Welsh syndicate their own and all other claims, a
good sum still remains to be handed over to the
pauy The trustees will also urrendcr the receivers
cert hcates for cancellation nearly 81 100000 of mort
gage coupons purchased by them, and securities
amounting to $1,000, 900 which were held colla-
cra 10y floating debt creditors The statement pro
pared by them Of their receipts and expenditures Will
audited bv the Board of Managers. and nothing VIII
remain for them TO do then but disband. The only
trace of the reorganization machinery left Will De the
Voting Trust, the members of which hold over for
five wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07


pNTo>. Ohio. Dec. Ga crs's-p petition, h.'l -
court thI, evening in the ca.e OF Charles j. Hem
,hcncr and others against the Dayton. ior Mayh"
and chicago Railway a,Llns for a receive. hd i"i'
cO9Tlr ha, created great sensation q, he 'Nth'
petition. The Cincinnati Hamilton aud D"} i'n' D"
this cross, petition. acknowledge, lIrin,l"m"i "I'
gai Jon, %, true ard united with him in prayer Ahd
claims 4 large interest IN the road II ailrtc- ih'i
Ives and stavncr appropriated moro than sl"'""'"
10 their own use, and forming thc ONO Valley Co"
,truciion Company. contracted for the contraction
thc DAYTON and lion ON road. The cincinnati, lldml
ton and ayton asks that an account be- taken 81" TIC
moneys Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton D."
vested In the Dayton Fort Wayne and th''g" Us
Iyc. Co. and That all OF its s"curitc, ln li hams
Of william y Cromwell. lfurr of iNr, q Co.,, anu
all thu securities of the Dayton. Fort Itue ana Do
caen held hy the Cincinnati, Hamilton aud DAYTON a.
urtrcd from living y. Evans. shall be- ordered ~"lh
and appropriated to the payment 81 the sum Wm'h
the CONT .ill find to lc due thr Cincinnati. Halll"h
and Da,t.u road. and FOR the appointment 81 a &C.
cciycr and for other relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
THE GREAT REPUBLIC DEFENCELESs.
ONLY li2 USELESS GUNS TO GUARD '"H
AND PACIFIC COASTS.


WV, 20 r-srtrss GUNS To GUARD THE AlLANli|
AND PACIFIC COASTS.
w,su,xcroy Dec G-Thc annual report OF inc
cocrctarv of War transmitted TO congress '"""S
,,cs that the expenditure made by tho Department.
,i,c the last fiscal year amounted to S4l'"o"'l"o'
an, o.,irates for the next fiscal year aggregate
20 90, 10 against an Appropriation for the current
,r NJ SCI O553O2. The increase is caused By tho
,.,oration of an estimate Of S22330 l1l for pubic
,,orEs including river and harbor improvements Inc
o,,opdttures on this account for the current year
.r,,,,nt 10 only 81 .3Oo.4O9 There IS also an III
~,,.o Of about Sl.5OO.OOO in the estimate for the
,-,,r, establishments army and military academy
1lo rcport saws that the buildings fortifcations
,,,r, works and grounds in the Division OF the Al
-. ara everywhere in need of repair or recon
.,,,ct,on ON the entire Atlantic and Gun OoS'
,,e If > $40 miles and the Northern frontier OF -'o"O
miles the sole armament IS 142 rItcd guns Oh VINE"
,ic are obsolete and of very low power. Even inc
.r seryiceable riied guns that are mounted are uul
y, mia value some of them are mounted on ola
corrisre, and all are without adequate protection
II i earnestly hoped. tnat If Guns cannot DC hau
for Notifications, appropriations can DC ld'c i '
purchase manufacture OF enough snrS NO
a., srrtllcry and iii them for any chieIscn.S' -
''C a. NJ Geronimo and his fellow cap'lNeS' no"
o.,,turd Al ~ rt rckcn- aud Mount Vernon 10" ar
,s,.s lhc report says that IeN are Oot'' - IN
i ,hI.r work with aaCTity, ard thus idi 'hcir 'on
duet has been eXcelicht .,.o, ,bo paci6c Coast
ie,itnir of Notifications, guns ana arHdln,on, "
!, U I..rantion while san Francisco Is Wi'nou'
st,, 10 orn Vl ich he fired with salelS VII" -
=, arc, Of powder and modern ~ c,,rt NJ the
uinr,. duotatOns made from 'he IcI.'i' "a ~
g., - ordnance relative to the success OF uoliV ~,
,'.,ufacturci- in producing high Gtue ia 'nn y
lilly If increased appropriations ioi 10 ANA
az ,a,c Tho u omi-ing experiments WIFE lN' ' liH
milo torpedo gun and tho-c now III ~ run-
rbsrrcd with high explosives hred 10y means VI 81"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
ArnAn,s coxrhAcr WIN A COIL coMrANY


PtrT-H-cG. Dee G.-Judge Achcson, OF the lhi"d
states Circuit curt today handed down an opn"r IN
the case Of the NewYork and Cleveland Gas 'oaI 'sn
panvasanst the Buffalo New York and Phllad' Ran
road II was a SUI; upon contract between the ce'i
eolspaay and the receiver, by which II was ~.IceI ""
the IA lroad cosptny uOlld transport no coal o. the
company al agreed upon. Il tie price Of mining
advanced. tho railroad company was 1" allow a re@uc
on in tho rate 81 hauling corresponding VITA inc al
INC. of n the case hsli
=, Tins binding the part OF
inc rr,ad company on the ground that the price o.
uuIcr Consideration ana hot
Inc price paid by the coal company Juds. AcAesen
ov.irulsd this and held that the prcr oI HlhAE 90"
yanc.d with ms particular cOH COMPANY, ihe' were
entitled TO the reduction IN ght rates corresponding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
c.sr ,ctIy>y rUE BOYcOIrgES

Justice German. Jsicrson Market Court yesterday
sustained tine cA.r-ssf conspiracy maGo 10y Es"rt y
uoli.isr Of the nim o. Merritt C., carpenters "nd
builders doisg business At 80. l2p5 Ninh''s 'E'ihS'
the dyc walking delegates OF the Central LAYER '''
The complaint alls-es that DE agate Edward BIC
TongpiD Of 80 Vauaam-st: l;ab'ri J. A?- -'r"is oi
SO 80 West Thirtict st.; Peter kernan of ~" l''-I
e.cord.ayc. james McDouald. Of 80 l12 avenue Z.
and owe, Harvey. Of ~ 2oI East Twenty -nnh'i on
Octo.cr l. oor.prod 10 sorco several hWdine material
nrn. ewing ts disagreement bet"seH inc I'i""'''
t'ui.u and Master PiusDcr Austin, who hal c''i'act
L. MN 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR Iowa ROADS.

EsMoi>Rs Dec 6 ,Sp,c,ab The Railroad coHnis
so,er. bay. led with tue their annual re-
mort for tho Year ending June 30, 1887 Tho Conms-
-ioncr. recsmpcnl twoccnt passenger Fare c"ils'd
rates and A reduction Of local rates no discrimination
r the rates competitive points; proVissh against
Watering OF capital stock The absolute prohibition OF
the transport alton of dynamic and othsr cNpIotNss
making waikirg tke track penal offence repeal OF
NJ Ia v giving a majority power T." vste all Of cities ahi
.wns 10 railroads and requiring ali roads III Tue STATE
10 be f.ncei within one year ,.....
against the Iaurdrrous nk2adpih COPPER inc car
gtOye and sunday trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
rorvD ~ SrErlSS roryG Horu4Ny

EOryD ~ SrEPISS TOCNG HOFN4NN
Inf,n, musical prodisrs are hrmer'n' ana IlNii''
Jo,ef IIofmaIn arc abundant that H. II thr "i'""'
a. their fond parents WORTH anything. ms Is inc
.,. ~ AIR. dsco I'd br answers to DscksairrS al
veriiseInent ioI a musical prOsi,y ieaplcar III 'A'
which no will soon produce Although the "i'"r'''-
ucnt clearly stated that al applications nu't 70 "'o
br letter there have been several calls made by A'rhs
and their most im mediate relative, Nono nave now
ever vet been allowed opportunity OF eIhbiin- the
tal.st, one man claims lie has boy VINO can 90 """
hear Iof uanu and play everything no does IhI' Is inc
kind Of boy DockstadS wants bat should lie ss' "'n
he Will probably not keep him lsng Forevsry hoI"'""
there will he speedily sund at least one Abbey An ~P
oreciatIvs mother In whose eyes her darlnI' beauty
can net lie easily obscurod, writes
"Ihavo a boy wAs viii look well in burnt cork. aorao
voutb whs Is apparently not prsdrisus Piodg, p't
wis has the merit sf molssty says he Ii eighteen AZ"
.o.rwnat OF a piano PLAYER" Another, 90 .Spc"'i'N'
10 Cd posto In clfesteem states Am
.i1.d prodigy FOR the figure can play solo on ny
Ilync or dead musical instrument In this or any o'uo
world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

The large tract of real estate covering about thirty
acres between the Spuyten Dnyvil ard Port Morris Rail
road and the property Of the New-lork and Harlem
Railroad Company what was lately known as
sherman.avc and Onchundrcd and fifty taird ST. In
the Twenty -fourth Ward recently purchased ny
Cornelius Vanderbilt for S2O3OO il intended for use
uriucipalv hy the Wagner Palace Car Company. II Ia
Understood that extensive buildings will he erected there
for the construction OF sleeping and palace coaches
These buildings will whch completed become 1t - *
pcctel the manufacturing centre OF the sleeping car
comp,nys operations and H. llincal ,hopS VII. We
oc.icl there II WAS sad at tie Grand Ccntra station
Yesterday tlat the work Of constructing Il new build
iprs wOult he begun without unnecessary 0cldy
amor the mans ana dcS -ns had been fully Determined
mon The cost Of the buildings Will be several millions
OF dollars. probably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
"PROHFBS"

"pPOHrBS" AND "ANTIS" TO TRY 1T A"AN'
ATLANTA Ga, Dec. 6.-The municipal eIeeu'h WI"
take place tomorrow. six councll"es an" '"o
ma. are 10 be eIestod Tho Prshibiusnista ana ,ho
80. h.y. each full ticket In tho field and both SIDES
asIivsi, at work for their respective toksta fArt,
lines. however, are net strictly or1"n Wy 'o'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
FINED FOR Not REPORTING THE LBPERS

FINED FOX NOT KEFOHIIN" TIT" II
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. (Specidb.-A rssolut'on "'
adop,ed by the Board OF Health today that Dr A. van
uarlnge. be fined $50 each OF tho two sprssy
for psgleetiag TO report them contagious disease
Board received letter from Dr. Van HarngeA In "hoh
he said that leprssy has never been rcsaroeo oo
,aoieus disease The saaary Committee nass repsI'
mat any physician shall not report contagious az
eases shall be found guilty OF msdemeaaor anu W
Gns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07
SWEEPING DENIAL BY AUSTIN CORBlN.

PUILApLLrIIA. Dec G.--Austin terbin to-day author
Ted the statement that there Is Cerbinsniy syHii
cate for any purpose that the nev"r Was and that all
statements L. tue contrary the Pursst romance mat
he never had dollar IN the flncinnail' H"mh'"h am
I.,tsn ar the Vaulala and never Intends 20 nave and
that far his having an ming 20 10 IN ssnhe'"h
with the latter road the Interest cf tue iera' wanna
,Ir.ad he has never even OF such hing; On
IN. contrary The officers of the PeDnsvvsna Railroad
he thinks. have pretty thoroughly den"h't 90 men
any 10 fakc ca re OF then-,ves and the Interests OF
thrir uroprrtv without outside assistance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-07

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r.cer 81 more than average quality Fsaled In ls''
mt standing about 5i2 hands high Of great sun
stance by Glen Athol tho imported sen Of b"r A'"'
and Lolita by Hunters Glsncse. he was bread "'"''
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dd not start but at the Of three began MS r-AS
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